Ford Bronco Drive-Up Service Ramps, MaxRamps MR56-8, 56-Inch One-Piece

A Bronco has plenty of ground clearance, but crawling under one for an oil change or a skid plate inspection is still easier with the front end up. The MR56-8 drives the front tires up 8 inches on a compact 56-inch ramp, no jack required.

At about 10 pounds per ramp, these are far lighter than the steel and plastic ramps sold at parts stores, and the polyurea-coated foam grips aggressive tread without chewing it up. They hang on a garage wall and go in the cargo area for trail trips without taking over the space.

Pay attention to tire width. These are 12 inches wide with a 10-inch tire rating, which covers the narrower factory Bronco tires. Trucks on 315 Sasquatch tires or wider aftermarket rubber should go with the 14-inch-wide MR67-10 or MR80-10-SP.

Specifications

• MaxRamps part number: MR56-8
• Length x width: 56 x 12 inches
• Lift: 8 inches
• Approach angle: 10.8 degrees
• Max tire width: 10 inches
• Weight: About 10 lb per ramp
• Load rating: 1,750 lb per ramp, 3,500 lb per pair (vehicles up to 7,000 lb)
• Design: One-piece
• Construction: Solid core high density EPS foam with a polyurea skin
• Made in: USA
• Warranty: 12-month limited warranty from MaxRamps
• Quantity: Pair (2 ramps)

Common Questions

Will these hold a Bronco?
The ramps carry one axle, not the whole truck. MaxRamps rates the pair at 3,500 lb combined for vehicles up to 7,000 lb, which covers every 2021 and newer Bronco.

Will my Sasquatch tires fit?
No. 315 mm tires are about 12.4 inches wide, past the 10-inch limit. Choose the 14-inch-wide ramps instead.

Fitment: 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 Ford Bronco 2-Door and 4-Door